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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-24
STATE OF NIHNEsoTA.l

County ofstes.ns. In Probate Court.
Gpecisl Term, held November eth 1851.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of LoreRs Merriam
On reading and fling the petition Of Isidor
ObermilIef Adhinistfaior OF said estate setting
forth the amount Of personal eatate that has come
to bis hands, and the disposition thereof: the
amount Of debts outstanding against ssid decess.
Cd, and q description Of all the real estate Of
uon and value Of the respective portions thereof;
and praying that license be to him granted to sell
all ofsstd real estate 1t private sale.
And aAppesrine, byssaid Petition, that there
10 not sufficient personal estate In the hands Of
said Adminfstrstor to pay debts, ana that Il 10
nsesssssy r. order 70 pay the same. to sell ell Of
Its thersrore ordered. That all persons In.
terested In said estate, appear before the fudge
Of this Court, on Saturday The 3lst day Of pecesu-
Der A - to67, ct 0 O'Clock A. n, at the Court.
house ID the City OF st Cloud in said County,
then and fhere TO show cause Qf any there bel
why license should not be granted 70 said Isidor
oberniller 70 sell real estate according to the
prayer Of Sid petition.
Order shall be puhiished for four successive
weeks prior 70 said day OF hearing, the last of
which qualifications shall be at least fourteen
days before said day OF hearing. In the "Der
Nordsterp" q weekly newspaper printed and
published ct the City OF 81. Cloud In said County,
and personally served on al persons interested In
said estate, reading IN said Comfy, At iesst four
all other persons interested, according TO law.
Dated q 81. Cloud, Mimi, the eth day Of No.
vember A. D. 1887.
By the Court.
I.s.1 THEo. BRUENRR.
- Judge OF Probate.
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STATE OF M1ssBsorA,a In PROBATE cour,

S0eANf
Special Term, November Sth 1851.
In tho Matter OF the Estate OF Henry Rausch
Deceased.
On reading and ding the petition Of Mich. A.
Rspsch Admiriatratof ode bonis men, Of the
estate Of Henry. Rauech deceased, representing
smong other things, that he has paid al the debts
Of said deceased and praying that . time and
place be fxed for examining and allowing his
annual accsuHt Of his administration, and for the
distribution ofpersonal estate now In his hands.
It 10 Ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, By the Judge of this Court, on
Thursday the nrst day Of December A. d. 1851 at
Cloud In said County.
And Il II further Ordered, that notice thereof
be given TO all persons interested, by publishing
q copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior % said day. Of heating, in the "Der Hord-
sternra weekly Newspaper, printed and publish
ed at the City Of 6t. Cloud In said County.
Dated 81 q. Cloud. MINI. this eth day Of No
yembef A. D. 1857.
By the Court.
Il. 81 THEo. BRuRNER,
80 Judge or Probate.
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STATIONS,
Daily. tDsily Except Sunday.

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8ensrsesNmerams

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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
BUCKING THE ENGINE.

And here's great gag live real estate
agent is telling on brother. 1t begins with
the very ordinary and common place state
ment that the Rock Island company few
days ago bought one acre of land in the
south part of the city for $1,000. 1t had
been booked at that figure for some time I'M
til one day Spectator of the real estate
variety came along and with the air Of some
body offered $4,000 with $500 hold down
money for thirty days. He was taken at his
word when the 800 had been
paid. Immediately after getting
what he supposed was a snap he
commenced to inflict Mr. Low with dis
patches conveying the queer intelligence
that he could have said property for the in
significant sum of $4,000. Mr.. Low did
not doubt his word in the least, neither did
he pay any attention to the love messages
Such was life for thirty long days when the
$500 vanished, but not like dream. When
the local struggle had ended Mr.. Low made
the purchase as above stated. 1t is stated
upon good authority that the miscalculating
gentleman is saying between means ''the
way of bucking railroad companies is hard"
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY.

Last Tuesday evening Miss Anna Wagner
daughter Of Mr.. August Wagner, entertain
a number OF her young friends, the acca
son being the twelfth anniversary Of her
b rthday. She entertained them in royal
m INNER, showing skill worthy OF much
Of Ter person.
The following is the names Of tho.e pres
eli: Daisy Lynch, Nary Graiey, Anna
NJ 'sbacker, Sarah Nolan, Rose Hermes,
Tine Cunning, Bertha Dunnins, Bessie Dol
lev, Fanny Dolley, Bessie Crume. Katy
Crume, Grace Carson, Joephis Get,o,
sofa Getto, Lena Gribe, Mamie
Wagner, May Dunkin, Daisy Dunkin,
Maggie Schmitt Maud Alien, Mary Lepn.
leila Leen, Rmnla Geraithe- Leauie BIZ
santz, Abertiue Bisssntzs Blauhe Child,
Mabel Lawson, Hattie Clark Mary Kimm
berry. Auna Braitsch, Dolly Sni,zler. Polly
Ritter, Mammie Cuunigh. Minnie Cartel
FrSnkie Braitsch. Johnnie Brsi,sch.
Willie Aosbacker. Joseph Mosbacher, Char
lie Dolley, Johnnie GriDe, Clarence Rowle,
rommie Tahey. Emil Brait>ch. George Car
son, Jennie Mcdonald, joe Schmitt, Frankie
Wagner. Charlie Wagner, Nick Herme..
Alfred NAUSEA, Albert Boite. Robert Bottle.
Willie Hermaps, Henry Clark, Joe Clark.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
A FRAUD.

For some time a slick real estate man has
been operating upon the street His manner
of doing business is best told by one of his
victims, who was yesterday looking for him.
"See here" said this gentleman to one of the
business men Of the city, 'did you give a
piece of property in the north part of the
city to a real estate man named Pixen!''
"No, not that remember of, and besides I
don't own any property in that section" was
the reply. "Well, guess l am left, and
that pretty badly, too. A few days ago a
man came to me and invited me to go with
him to look at piece If property. went
and was offered the property at very low
figure The agent then told me to put up
$50 and he would have the deed made out by
you to me Immediately. have waited for
two days for him to come around but he has
not put in his appearance and am told he
has left the city. Upon inquiry l find he has
worked several other persons in the same
manner and has succeeded in obtaining
several hunared dollars in earnest money TO
bind bargains upon property which he never
had for sale"
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
DOUBLE COMMISSION.

a few days ago one of the leading real
estate men of the city, who is known rs a
very modest and bashful young man. re-
ceived $500 from lady for investments in
real estate.
After he had the money about month he
wrote for her to come to his office and sign
deeds, as her property had been sold. All
the way to the offer she was wondering
what was the outcome sf her investments.
At last she entered the Office considerably
depressed in hope. When the real estate
man had disposed Of some business he turned
to the lady and bashful!y stammered, "Well,
madam. your investment has made you
$3.50" Her eyes frightened up, and as soon
she realized her good fortune exclaimed.
''Oh, l want to hug some one'" and imr,e-
dIately suited her action to the words. The
object of her affectiopate embrace is not
named. as he is married man and the in
formation mig hit raise tempest
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
PLASTER MANUFACTURE.

Some weeks ugo Captain e. j. Maher, OF
New Mexico, arrived in the city and intro
duced to the citizens a new system of plas
tering. He has patentsd process by which
to make it and as yet no manufacture has
been established. He found three foot lay
er of gypsum few miles southeast of the
city from which the plastering can be made.
1t is found on the farms of Messrs. Brad
shaw, Girard and Sherman. These gentle
men have formed a company and leased their
land to the mandatory. The company is
composed of number of business men in
the city The charter viii be filed this week
when more particulars can be given.
Capt Maher left last night on a trip to
Kansas City, ST. Louis and Chicago to buy
machinery necessary for the plant 1t will
consist Of crushers, grinders, rollers,
selves and evaporators. He has
tested the gypsum which it is intended to
use and says that the company can make
first class goods from it. He means to re-
main with this manufacture. He came here
as he states because he saw there was a
greater demand here than in auyother west
ern city, and could supply not only this city
but rates were such as to make this dis
trbuting point for all the southwest. He
says the output is well suited to making gut
tiers, sidewalks, cellars, cisterns and for
plastering buildings No lime, sand or hair
is necessary and it can be sent out from the
plant in a condition that it can be used by
farmers for plastering
The plant at the beginning vii! employ
near twenty-five hands and as the demand
increases that capacity will be increased.
The company thinks that the output can be
made much cheaper than the plastering now
in use and hence but little difficulty will be
experienced in introducing the same.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
STRUCK.

Last night man came into Ong's drug
store on East Douglas. He WAS very weak
and upon removing his hat disclosed an ugly
wound upoa bis head, from which the blood
had been flowing freely. He sat down and
while the hair was being cut from around
the wound, told how he came by his injuries.
He said he was the cook at the Idlewild
restaurant and last evening while attending
to his work in the kitchen one Of the walters
at the restaurant slipped up behind him and
dealt him a fearful blow upon the head with
a beer bottle He came to Isreal's store
where he had a friend, but finding no one
there went further along the avenue and
thus came across Ong's DR.. Gray put
several stitches in the wound and the IN
jured man departed,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
PRESERVATION.

Officer Eugene Clark Who has so faithfully
kept the trust imposed in him by the city
was yesterday the recipient of handsome
testimonial Of appreciation from his Main
street friends and admirers
Early yesterday morning-he was met on
the street by several brother officers and
Major Grattan who stepped up to him and
in few neat and appropriate remarks pre-
sented him With watch OF rare beauty and
elegance.
The watch is gold one and was
procured of Ed Vail the jeweler
at cost of $50. 1t has shell case richly
carved, and works the best manufactured.
Upon lid Of an inner case is inscribed
Eugene Clark, Wichita, Kansas By his
Main Street Friends, March /. 49," The
gift is highly appreciated by the genial off
Ger and he was compelled to take consider.
able time yesterday iasexhibiting his beauti-
full present to his many friends.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
COMING WICHITA HO.

A gentleman in this city yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch from Jamestown. New
York. stating that two hundred and forty
business men Of that city had bought tickets
for WioAita and would leave in special cars
today. They are coming to see the much
ualked-of city Of Wichita The gentleman
who received the dispstch came here some
weeks ago from jamestown and ha. been
sending good healthy literature to that sec
ton hoping for good results. The news yes
terday made him think that all was we'll and
all labor had been or would be in few DAYS
amply paid for. He thinks that number is
only a starter for that section of New York
state He is confident that number Will
See money in business here and decide to 10.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02

The above figures tell much but they can
not tell ALL OF the zbove number only a
few, comparatively, are in the higher
grades. An unusual proportion of the
children are in the primary and intermedi-
ate departments. The parents OF most of
these children are themselves young yet.
Perhaps nowhere else could there be found SO
large percentage Of young and SO small
percentage. of aged, or past middle-age peo-
pie as here Out of nearly 1850 children en-
rolled only IS are in the high school; only
about 20 in the eighth grade; while the
seventh grade is almost equally small in pro-
portion. In host places the population can
be pretty accurately determined from the
school population, but our city, for the rea-
sons above mentioned, Is an exception. Our
population is much greater than the school
enrolment indicates.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
DEArH SENTENCE
OftwO Indians Commented Yesterday BY the
presidents to imprisonment for Life.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. 7. n. McMech-
an received the following message from
Washington, D. c.:
The president has committed death sem
tence of two Indians, Washington and Wolf,
TO Imprisonment for life Have telegraphed
the marshal to stop execution.
ALEXANDER Il. BAKER,
Clerk Of Pardons
This was good news for Mr. McMechan as
he has made a persistent effort to secure the
communication. He spent near q week in the
Territory gathering information tending to
alleviate the crime and having secured some
important evidence sent it to the president.
All this effort was made by him without re-
ceiving dollar from anyone The Indians
were too poor to lend assistance and believ-
ing their death sentence should be COMMITTED
he took the task in hand and accomplished
his object Those who think the punishment
merited and that they should be executed
speak in complimentary terms of the efforts
of Mr.. McMechan, believing he did as con-
science directed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-02
HEkE'S.A CHANCE.

F, Fl. Guessing yesterday received a letter
from the secretary of the Sylvan Boat Club,
Moline, H., making inquiries regarding the
Wichita Boat Club. The former is the crew
which are known as the Big Four and
we're the successful competitors at the
regattas last year in Moline and Grand
Rapids. defeating both the Hinsdae and
Fsrragsuts OF Chicago. In April they are
going to Galveston to attend the regatta
there and wish 10 make ar angements for
something similar in this city upon tn. re-
turn trip 10 Moline.